The Ibex advances of the hand of the banks ... with Popular to the head
Wall Street ended Monday flat, with mixed sign, while the Senate announces that it investigates Trump's son-in-law
- The dollar rebounded this morning after the 'no' to repeal the 'Obamacare'
- Yellen will speak again while, in Spain, Abengoa is news in the business field
Good closing on Monday in the Ibex (in a day of less to more in which the Spanish index finished the day with a slight fall of 0.06% after having lost 1%) and good opening on Tuesday (+0.4%, 10,343 points). Wall Street closed yesterday almost flat (Dow Jones: -0.22%, Nasdaq: + 0.20% and S & P 500: -0.10%) while continuing to kick the effects of 'no' to change 'Obamacare' and not to stop appearing problems for Donald Trump, which hinder their task to implement the promised policies ... especially the economic ones, which are the ones waiting for the exchanges.
IBEX 35
11.656,600
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0,39%44,90
- Max: 11.674,00
- Min: 11.520,90
- Volume: -
- MM 200 : 11.125,61
The latest in the United States goes through that announcement that the Senate is investigating Trump's "yomÃsimo", Jared Kushner, husband of his daughter Ivanka, for his ties to Russia. The attacks on Donald Trump, who focus largely on his alleged contacts with Russia and the help Vladimir Putin had lent to the tycoon to win the election, have now reached their inner circle, the family.
In Europe, meanwhile, Theresa May has shown steadfastness in stating to Scotland that it is not a time for referendums and unity in the face of the process of disengagement of the European Union, which is activated Wednesday. The British prime minister has warned Scottish Prime Minister Nicola Sturgeon that she will not allow "a weaker or looser UK" after the departure of the European Union.
On the other hand, the dollar rebounded this morning from four-month lows after the falls it had registered on the occasion of the 'no' in the United States to the law to repeal the 'Obamacare'. The Euro / Dollar trades at this time at 1.0859, with slight falls of 0.04%.
As for the economic agenda of the day, the appearances of different members of the US Federal Reserve, including Fed President Janet Yellen, continue. In addition, European Commission President Jean Claude Juncker is expected to meet with the mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, one day before the Brexit is activated. Khan has been at odds with the UK's disengagement from the European Union and has called for special treatment for London, the city where the City is located, one of the world's most important financial lungs.
Finally, to emphasize that, from the business point of view, today we will talk about Abengoa, which announced this morning that it has received the injection of capital that was waiting and has proceeded to execute the capital increases approved in the Board. In addition, it has issued the issue of 83,049,675 warrants on class A shares of the company and 858,756,290 warrants on class B shares.